Hm. I like this already. I think that it would work out, and I do like the thought that everyone is putting into this. I appreciate everyone's work. Hopefully I can get some time next week to get the map made, because I am heading out of town on Wednesday for a convention.

That's what I was thinking. I was defiantly thinking that it would be best to try and just hit 301 or greater.

As far as the reinforcements, I still need to think that one out, but if anyone has any ideas, or any ideas on the bonuses themselves, I would appreciate hearing them.

There is going to ...

Well, let's see. You would still have the Red, Blue, Green cards.

Quick question, while I try and figure that out. Isn't it basically set with the a set of Red id 4, Green is 6, Blue is 8, and Mixed is 10, or do people change that around based on the maps.

I am still not sure on the aspect if there will be a lot of armies involved. I mean, I think that starting all of the Singles off on a number of 3 starting armies is fine, but I wanted to try and get the opinions on everyone else with the alternate starting numbers on the other spaces. My thought ...

I was trying to look at the math and possibility of trying to figure out what is the total amount of points that are on the board, and if the Outer Bullseye is played as a 25 and the Inner Bullseye as a 50 is 1545, almost forgot about counting the Singles twice. It is defiantly possible to do a 501 ...

So, overall, I like all of the ideas that have been thrown at me.

As to the graphic side, I am actually studying in school to become a graphic designer, so the map design is no problem, and I have no problem tweaking the map as it goes along.

As to the points that have been raised so far. I think ...

This is just an idea that I have been kicking around in my head recently about trying to come up with a dartboard map, and not really sure on what I would go with it. Specifically, where the neutral armies would be deployed and how you would be able to do the bonuses for the specific areas. Any ...

The big thing is that there is the underwater territories.

Other than that, the way that the original game played out was that three territories, drawn at random, were considered nuclear wastelands, and they actually blocked movement through them, so it really made for some interesting games when ...

Here is a link to the picture itself, however the only thing that it doesn't have is the mooon picture on here.

http://members.aol.com/gamestersgames/ahrisk2.jpg

I will see if I can go try and find a picture of the moon layout.